Off The Wall: Dirty Jobs Ten Years Later
Mike – Ten years later
Mike – Ten years later
Mike, I’m passing this along from your father.
I want to thank you not just for bringing back Dirty Jobs
Mike – My family and I have been watching
After ten years, what made you decide to bring Dirty Jobs back?
Couple weeks ago
It’s official.
Mike, you have not posted in 10 days!
It was a step by step process….
What could possibly go wrong?
You know how when you’re on a plane sometimes
As birthday presents go
I met Captain Wayne Magwood in 2005, back when he welcomed me aboard The Winds of Fortune, a shrimp boat that plied the waters off Shem Creek in South Carolina. We were shooting the second season of Dirty Jobs, and I wanted to do a story on the shrimp industry. I had just wrapped the first season of Deadliest Catch, and had a feeling that crustaceans in general were about to become popular with cable networks looking for new content, so I asked Barsky to look around the low country, for a Captain with the right stuff. Barsky found a Read More
Just how much fun was that Dirty Jobs Rowe’d Trip?
No one, with the possible exception of me